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EdwardH
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Had this fellow visit my grevillea rosmarinifolia. Does anyone have any ideas what it shall turn into? I doubt that it shall turn into swan, maybe a butterfly of some description?
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shibui
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A search of 'grevillea caterpillar' found this http://lepidoptera.butterflyhouse.com.a ... vinar.html
Oenochroma vinaria - Pink Bellied Moth or Hakea Wine Moth
Oenochroma vinaria - Pink Bellied Moth or Hakea Wine Moth
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Pearcy001
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How big is that sucker?! Looks like he could strip your tree in a matter of minutes haha.
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EdwardH
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Thanks for the heads up Shibui. I was hoping for a pretty blue butterfly. Oh well, I will just have to enjoy a pink/brown moth instead.
Percy the grub is about 5-6cm long and is getting fat eating the leaves off my little grevillea. Live and let live I say. The plant will sprout new leaves and the grub will turn into a not so gaudy moth. Win win situation.
Percy the grub is about 5-6cm long and is getting fat eating the leaves off my little grevillea. Live and let live I say. The plant will sprout new leaves and the grub will turn into a not so gaudy moth. Win win situation.
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If it were mine it would have gone 'squish' long ago. lol
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